Welcome to Studies with Stearman. Join us as we look deeper into the Bible.

Strengthen your faith with us, even as we see the day approaching. And now, here's Gary.

Last week, we talked about the Second Coming.

And to review just a little bit, we talked about the verses in Isaiah and Jeremiah and Obadiah that talk about the second coming.

We're going to cover a few more Old Testament passages today, and also we're going to move on to the

millennium. I think this is a very, very important portion of the Bible to study because it's

been so grossly misunderstood. If you recall, when Christ comes, it is as a victor wearing multiple crowns of authority

and with him taking the beast and the false prophet, throwing them into the lake of fire.

But in the process, doing many things.

Jeremiah, if you recall, talks about the Lord coming,

having been victorious before he arrives at Israel,

and finally comes to Jerusalem,

and begins the process of setting up the administration of the

third temple. So Jesus has a series of accomplishments at his second coming, and they're not

usually spoken of. We talked about prophet Obadiah, who speaks of the Second Coming of Christ, in terms of the doom

of Edom.

And we described Edom in the Bible. We described Bozrah, the strong place of Edom.

I believe that Edom is a global power, if you will, in the latter days.

That is to say, the old Edom, which today would

be southern Jordan, the territory just to the southeast of the Dead Sea, is nothing but a desert.

Very few people go there, except as tourists, to see Petra. It's not a major power.

And yet when Jesus comes,

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